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Every time something like this happens I always ask myself, “Who are these people that notice stuff like this?”
Because I really don’t know how people spotted this penis in the North Carolina locker room following the Tar Heels’ upset of the Duke Blue Devils.
The fact remains, however, that people did, ESPN showed a penis on live TV, and the internet had some pretty hilarious reactions.
Why networks like ESPN feel the need to have cameras inside the locker room immediately after any game is something I don’t totally understand. I mean, you just aired the game. We all saw how it ended. Can’t they wait until the players are showered and dressed to show them on camera?
I can’t believe I am being forced to pose these questions so early in the morning. Thanks, Obama.
Anyhoo, the internet had a lot of fun with it, so I guess there’s that. (And if you’re just dying to see it, you can right here. Though I do not know why anyone would want to do such a thing.)
https://twitter.com/bon_dew/status/1098439183763427328
https://twitter.com/VolCocktail/status/1098440951511564288
Lol @espn just showed a guy’s dick on live tv. Seems like the perfect way to end a blowout when our best player gets hurt.
— Chett Manley (@ChettManley) February 21, 2019
What are you doing @ESPN? Get your cameras off the penis. #dukevsunc
— illini (@grillini) February 21, 2019
Nice work by @espn to get a UNC players dicks on live TV. 🤦🏻♂️
— Tim (@Tim_Red24) February 21, 2019
ESPN JUST ACCIDENTALLY AIRED A DUDES PENIS ON TV 😂😂😂
— Jacob DeLaughter (@JacobDelaughter) February 21, 2019
https://twitter.com/wooding_charlie/status/1098438641569984523
https://twitter.com/aidan_newey/status/1098445353563480064
ESPN caught a dick slip on camera in the UNC locker room.. 😳😂
Worst part is, I could tell it was going to happen and could not turn my head fast enough.. 🤦🏻♂️
— ℳ𝒾𝒸𝒽𝒶𝑒𝓁 𝒞𝒶𝓇𝓅𝑒𝓇 (@C4rper14) February 21, 2019
Dude. ESPN just showed a Penis on live TV when a player was changing in the locker room. Is this gonna be talked about at all?!! #penisgate
— Mike Long (@thePRdude) February 21, 2019
These people must have way better quality televisions than I do.